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Nick Easter is set to be the first of the Harlequins coaches let go this summer to return to professional rugby, with the defence coach set to join the Cell C Sharks in South Africa for the upcomin...
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Nick Easter is set to be the first of the Harlequins coaches let go this summer to return to professional rugby, with the defence coach set to join the Cell C Sharks in South Africa for the upcoming Currie Cup season.

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Good for him. I hope he makes a success of it.

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Agree.  This is probably the kind of move he should have made after calling it a day

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Agree.  This is probably the kind of move he should have made after calling it a day

True, but perhaps having been the defence coach at Harlequins helped land the job. Anyway, wish him all the best, hope it works out and he gets to show what he can do.

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Hope he does well. He needed to leave Quins.

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Good luck to him. Hope he really gets a chance to learn his trade, then maybe we'll see him back one day.

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Good luck minty.
I hope he's a success, not a bad place to go for a few years.

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Good luck minty.
I hope he's a success, not a bad place to go for a few years.

So far it appears he's just there for the Currie Cup competition. It may lead to a longer term deal, but it's not certain by any means.

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But good experience maybe Tim Swiel connection?

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Good for him. I won't be at all surprised if Minty makes a success of this appointment - and I hope he does...... and then comes back to us in a few years time. If I recall correctly, he  played some club rugby in South Africa before he went to Orrell and Quins. The Wanderers?